954002 GWR County No.1005 'County of Devon' G W Lined Green Steam Locomotive Class-15 Its tall profile captures the

Its tall profile captures the look of the real thing without overwhelming other structures and scenery

together with a choice of nine operating speeds

More than a decade later EWS was still operating over 40 of the shunters

France and West Germany - whose present equivalent designs afford a fasinating contrast with Chieftain in many key aspects

954002 GWR County No.1005 'County of Devon' G W Lined Green Steam Locomotive Class-15 Its tall profile captures theExpected Delivery Q4 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufaturer's Discretion). As World War II raged on, the Great Western Railway realised there was a growing need to expand their fleet of locos. In the usual Great Western tradition, Hawksworth developed the design from the existing family of mixed traffic locos descended from the 4 6 0 Saint. However, so it could compete with the powerful 3 cylinder locos of the LNER and LMS this new design needed to be